my utmost gratitude to Jordan Peterson for graciously recording and uploading these lectures; I've just finished the whole course and feel a hell of a lot better about life than when I started; the ontology of human existence; the existential truths contained in mythology and their connection to human evolution; history as both empirical and symbolic; in sum, an understanding of where I've come from and to where I'm attempting to go. I'm 38 and just now realizing the purpose of university studies. Thank you, Jordan Peterson. It's a bit scary getting naked before the wind, so to speak, and dropping ideology; but, man, the feeling of truth, of freedom, is exhilarating at the same time. A very unique course, a very nuanced narrative of what it means to be human, combining just about all the elements of investigation you could want. Please continue, Jordan Peterson, putting up new versions of the same course. I'm guessing that the course continues to evolve over time.

@jessemontano762

2 жыл бұрын

Ideology is a mind killer.

what I get most out of these lectures is that ancient myths and religions, are not just superstition as the atheists would have you believe, but necessary collective psychological lessons , rules, values or what have you for the " proper " functioning of the individual and then onto societies as a whole because of the many individuals that make up the societies halve to be taught just like everything else to the children who will grow and make up that society in the future.

@dlj7770

7 жыл бұрын

I can assure that at least one atheist (me) does understand the difference between 'truth' and 'wisdom'.

This course blew my mind. I had somewhat nihilistic tendencies before but now I'm not so sure. Thank you for making this available.

Regarding conscience. As a struggling young person 40 years ago, the realization hit me that I had two consciences. One - the voice of the internalized parent, and another, which was about a truth which was mine to live. This was perhaps the most important intuition of my life. A simplification of ideas discussed in the lecture but enormously helpful.

@wordplayer17

7 жыл бұрын

I am 26 and you just perfectly explained the same experience and the same intuition that I've recently felt in my own life.

I think this is missing from the playlist. Thanks for uploading.

God Bless Mr. Peterson 🙏 1000 at his right and 1000 at his left as he keeps teaching us lessons of life

Without a doubt the most meaningful series of videos and discussion I've ever listened to in my entire life. This was nothing short of an experience

@sux0rz

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Dr. Peterson!

Dr. Peterson, thank you for freely sharing you knowledge on this platform. In return, I have pledged to support you on Patreon!

@fitnessphilosopher8713

7 жыл бұрын

Jacqueline Bennett I pledge to support that red lipstick on those lips in ur pic.. (insert Hannibal Lector lip smacking sound)

It was nice to hear students crack applause as course came to the end and mr. Peterson closed his notebook. I have certainly joined them after watching the series.

I just read up on Unit 731 and no joke that's really terrible what happened. The whole capacity and willingness to so utterly destroy people without conscience is unthinkable. Damn, so glad to be a modern american, man

@eddobson741

6 жыл бұрын

You hold the knife, or you occupy the table. Most people would hold the knife. We are not so much more modern than 1945. The average high school graduate today is leaps and bounds more stupid. We just have more access to accumulated knowledge.

@TiempoNuevo-ew7ty

Жыл бұрын

It is no wonder that Feminists see males as toxic. It amazing how any one can do what was done in Unit 731. I'm guessing that a society can become so corrupt, materialistic, greedy and possessed by arrogance and the illusions of being "King" of the hill to the point that they will do anything at all to innocent human beings. And, now it is the US infiltrators, and government - Industrial, Military, are trying to break America and it appears all other nations along with the US. We have Man Men calling the shots.

Thanks for outlining the magnificence and depth of Pinocchio and all those that contributed to it.

Jordan Peterson you are a genius.

Disney didn't do Pinocchio at 60 fps :P probably more like 12-24. 24 was pretty standard, but many shots ended up being done "on twos" (every other frame - 12 fps) for the sake of time. But yeah, definitely still a colossal undertaking of cooperation...especially in 1940, when their tools just weren't as good. This was a fantastic dissection of a great piece of collaborative, cultural art. Thank you, Professor!

Top, top level, enlightening education. A must watch for anyone.

This lecture should be added to the "2016 Maps of Meaning" playlist

This lecture is a beautiful mix of preaching and teaching

What a wonderful, challenging, awesome, important, mind-opening, insightful, honest, worthwhile series of lectures!

Wow! We made it people! What a journey! I hope that by listening and engaging with the ideas I can become more knowledgeable and perhaps a little wiser. But wow! So much information, all his tangents and digressions always circle back to his main points... Incredible. I feel a little dumb that students in his class are so young and I'm here in mid thirties just starting to engage with these sorts of ideas. Very few wasted words. I wish I were as eloquent with expressing my thoughts. And the number of references, book recommendations and cross curriculum information. Jordan is on another level of intellect. We are so blessed to have access this kind of knowledge for free. I feel like I just took a semester of college education. A few days to recover then I will start over with the course from a different year =D And see how the course feels a second time around. I hope you all have a great journey on your path of self growth and discovery.

Thank you so much for sharing all this content and knowledge here on youtube! You have taught me so much with your videos and I am very thankful for that. Cheers from Brazil!

Can't thank you enough, Dr. Peterson. Cheers from Brazil.

Just completed the playlist of 2016 Maps of meaning. but after the final I need to see Pinocchio in a new light :-)

Where are lectures 11-12-13?

@ManicTulip76

4 жыл бұрын

I wonder the same thing

Amazing. Now a patron.

Quite nice point at 1:06, eradicating all sexuality from the work place. EXACTLY what happened in Iran after 1979, and still happens...

Absolutely blown away. Wonderful

does the cat in Pinocchio have any symbolic meaning? or is it just the cat you pet on the street? lol

I would gladly pay for these courses.. Thanks for sharing them for free!

My brain feels ten pounds heavier.

Thank you very much for your lectures. They had a really valuable impact on my life. Additionally to the broadening of the framework I perceive the world in, it gave me some orientation which I previously lacked quite a bit.

Fantastic as always (although it was brutal to hear my childhood and adult problems described so accurately [illness as an excuse not to try]). Wish me luck in attending to the petrifyingly dense web of things I've been trying to pretend aren't there. Got any tips on not relapsing back into comfort seeking/reality avoidance? Something to keep in mind when I'm battling my desire to stay in bed rather than do adult stuff?

@michaelconnell6317

7 жыл бұрын

Two ideas: 1) Find your purpose (the "what"). Find your north star -- a purpose that is "above the horizon" and creates a motivation that takes you beyond simply satisfying your day-to-day requirements. (JBP's Future Authoring program can help you do that, I think). Make it a priority to do things, even small things, that are in line with that larger purpose. If you feel the tug of motivation or interest in some particular direction, follow it and see where it leads. Interest is a precious gift, and often that little tug is the opening to a rabbit hole that can run very deep (kind of like error is the opening to a rabbit hole that leads to the Underworld). You may want to try a bunch of different things to discover what direction(s) might be fruitful. Volunteering, exploring the arts, reading philosophy, taking an online course, and so on are all good ways to expose yourself to new ideas. They also give you things to look forward to -- if you've enjoyed JBP's videos and looked forward to starting the next one after you finish each, you know exactly what I am talking about. 2) Attend to the process (the "how"). Reframe every interaction and every encounter you have as an opportunity to transmute chaos into order through dialogue -- in other words, to extract meaning from what is currently unknown to you. We humans are wired to be rewarded for satisfying certain drives -- hunger, thirst, and so on. One very powerful drive is the acquisition of information at the edge of our understanding (and that last bit is important -- not any old information, not crazy novel information, but information just at the edge of understanding is the most potent). Just like satiating hunger or thirst, satiating a desire for that kind of information is intrinsically rewarding. That's why people play stupid video games like Tetris and Freecell, in fact -- they are tricking a very powerful neurological system into rewarding them (giving them pleasure) without the payoff of actually extracting any new meaning (at least not any meaning that is of any real value). This is an empty kind of hedonism -- it's analogous to junk food which tricks the biology into providing pleasure without the nutritional reward that those pleasure circuits evolved to deliver. In short -- open, honest dialogue with other people that is authentically aiming at getting close to the Truth is a deeply rewarding process. Aristotle writes a whole chapter on this in one of his books. As a bonus, this process also makes you smarter, more confident, tougher, and better able to endure the suffering that characterizes human life. Good luck!

@tomwoodthorpe5790

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your very long and thoughtful reply!

@michaelconnell6317

7 жыл бұрын

My pleasure. Hopefully not *too* long. ;)

@tomwoodthorpe5790

7 жыл бұрын

Haha, no not at all :)

@deborahrobinson5618

7 жыл бұрын

Same here.... what an incredible find and a challenge, glad i'm not the only one with work to do!

With respect to Pinocchio, I think it significant to note that Disney cartoon (imaginary) characters have three fingers and a thumb, whereas real persons are represented as having four fingers and a thumb. You can see the transition of Pinocchio from puppet to human if you watch the hands.

1:12:10. So Good = more possibilities. Evil = absence of possibilities.

1:05:00 he answered the Vice interview question is 2018 way back in 2016!

Awesome talk Prof. well deserved applause at the end, im sure these talks would make one hell of a documentary.

Walking the Dao Way is like Closed Loop Control practice, measuring the feedback measurements and errors, then generating appropriate adjustments to stay roughly on the path between Order and Chaos. If you make a bad mistake, you should do a retrograde analysis afterwards to help ensure you do better next time.

Well... I don't usually comment things on the internet even tough I use it a LOT. However I believe I should show some grattitude for sharing this content that I beleieve should be mandatory on school. This videos have woken interests in me that I didn't knew I had, answered me questions that I beleieve inpossible, even tough I feel that the knowledge I adquired is just a scratch on the surface of the whole. I've woken up this year (because of the covid thingy) and I felt kinda lost, but now you have opened a path I can follow that seems reliable, I will learn more on this field. Thank you Jordan.

"And always lets your conscience be your guide! "

I'm curious as to whether others will relate to this anecdote. When I saw Pinocchio as a child, I didn't quite understand much of what was happening. The first time I really understood the dialogs was when I first watched it as an adult last year. That coachman really scared me when he said "they never come back... AS BOYS!". At that point, my first thought was that something was going to go horribly wrong in a sexual way, and Disney had cleverly masked it from children as they usually do. I was glad that wasn't the case by the time Pinocchio escaped.

Dr Peterson, do you still plan to publish the book of dreams that you mention in this video? Seems interesting!

Just to make sure, there are 11 lectures in the 2016 version?

@Lidrien

7 жыл бұрын

Sev kin I'm in the same boat as you I believe, after Lecture 10, which started with Buddha, The next video that popped up was this one and I also assumed it was the last of the year.

thanks very much really enjoying the subject matters and your delivery is great...keep up the great works

although I didn't watch the lecture, but I missed Proff. Peterson so much that I had to hear his voice.

Where he talks about Freudian slips, I know a Chinese masseuse who knows lots of subtle innuendo or often antiquated terms about giving a generous tip. she basically subtly throws people into a situation where they think THEY are initiating an idea. She subtly was trying to make me ask for (sexual) 'extras'. I declined, and she used subtle language to say "it's ok, because i make the money on tips, too." i mention this because English is not her first language. I'm British, with an unusual vocabulary range (old terms, etc due to Jamaican parents...and from studying English Lit) so i detect the double-meaning. It's soooooo subtle and without forced intonation, that I wonder how she even KNOWS such terms and...if other people notice.

Thank you professor Peterson..

Love these lectures.

avoid = a void

I was wondering what you think of HBO series WESTWORLD? I would gratefully love to hear a detailed/non-detailed analysis of it. Thanks.

Somewhere in this series of lectures, you mentioned that only about 2-5% of people can really read and think. What would you recommend a person do if they want to be able to think at that level? Can it even be obtained through personal choices? This is an idea that really intrigues me as a young student, even more so after listening to your lectures. Thanks!

@garytyme9384

6 жыл бұрын

It can be obtained through maintaining preference for your personal choice - at least you will be committed/dedicated to the possible outcome/s.

"The whale does something very surprising, in that it transforms into a fire-breathing dragon." yeah, no kidding. Roughly speaking that is pretty surprising, it's no joke man.

*[Applause]*

You're lectures are awesome. Thanks for sharing them.

"I like your Jordan, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Jordan.” ― Mahatma Boggandhi

@dirkhamilton2709

7 жыл бұрын

mark boggs If the Christianity of our world was the Christianity of Jordan then I would have zero problems with them.

@markboggs746

7 жыл бұрын

"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." Dirkma Hamandhi (trying to avoid paying for breakfast) :) I think if Jesus did really exist then he was spared the SJWs Jordan has to deal with. Jesus only had the Romans to deal with... Fortunately for Jordan and us he has encountered them, and so now so many more of us know of him and can learn from his wisdom. I have been watching looooooads of stuff! It's amazing. Like who is this guy? He's been around for years, has hundreds of videos and wow! I have watched thousands of youtube videos on many subjects, and have been thinking along very similar lines as Jordan for a while, and to find him, and him be so smart and switched on is so cool. Maybe I'm not that mad for agreeing with him on virtually everything. Yep... If you take out "god" and all the worship stuff Christianity is actually a pretty good way to live. To be honest, in the bible Jesus never really told people to worship all that much... If people would just read the Bible themselves, the bits with Jesus in it, and actually understand what he is saying then that's better advice than any self help book you can find. I think you could do that with most holy books... ...but no one does, because everyone knows there is no god... duh.

@eavesdropswhispers2598

6 жыл бұрын

Don't you think there was a reason Jesus told us to worship God? If you have listened to Jordan Peterson you know what people meant back then with God right? Not a man on a cloud, but a concept of sovereignty that's above humans. Humans will worship always, without exception, the question is what will they worship? Money? Intellect? Spirituality? Think about it before making superficial claims about religion or over generalizations about Christians. Focus on the individual, starting with yourself.

Thank you professor!

Brilliant!!

It's not bloody well random, question boy! I often say that when you lie, the main person who is being deceived is yourself.

I would like to hear your interpretation of modern dramas that are obsessed with dark side of human nature (for instance Breaking Bad or House of Cards)

Dr. Peterson I have very much enjoyed this lecture series and even started Self Authoring. I am avidly following your struggle against the ideologues. Will this video spark a copyright issues with Disney? Hopefully it falls under fair use. Better to be safe than sorry with something like this.

What do you think of Ayn Rand? Have you read The Ominous Parallels by leonard peikoff?

@Olehenry

7 жыл бұрын

Montana Hovatter I'm curious about Prof P's thoughts on the Howard Roark character, as he seems (to me) to represent the highest ideal for modern young person.

I dreamed that I was listening to some lecturer in a familiar building, and he used this as an example of simultaneous dream-autobiography narratives :) Perhaps dreaming involves a biological (neurolinguistic?) encoding of fundamental information (archetypes, falling, chased by monsters), and dream-recollection involves a cultural encoding?

How did I get from lecture 10 to 14? What happened to lectures 11-13?

You can say that reality plays out probabilistically, but the laws of quantum mechanics remain completely deterministic, at least according to Lawrence Krauss; in that, the uncertainty principle and wave-particle duality are built into determinism.

@davidmeyer7009

7 жыл бұрын

what

@garytyme9384

6 жыл бұрын

Riddle me this batman: if things are uncertain, then how can they be determined?

@soreneclipse9821

5 жыл бұрын

Might want to reevaluate your interpretation of quantum mechanics and reality friend

*Once I had a dream* that I was looking down an eerie hallway. there were doors on either side each with a different monster behind them and I knew that they were there and that they would soon come out and eat me. So, I turned into a monster and began attacking the monster behind the first door but all the monsters soon ganged up on me and devoured me and that's when the dream stopped. *Perhaps you will find this dream as interesting as I did when I woke up.*

Were the illustrators and writers aware of all the symbolism in Pinocchio. Is there a case to be made that some of this is JP extrapolating too much? What if JP is simply much more intelligent than the creators? Or even so would that mean that the creators subconsciously created a powerful archetype and the specifics dont matter so much?

@garytyme9384

6 жыл бұрын

No, it is the simple fact that he has seen a pattern in mythology and human nature that has concordance. And, it is a challenge to compare generational intelligence with the era that demands a/the solution/s. But, I feel that the recognition of any pattern e.g. intelligent design is one person's attempt to piece together that which is unknown - it is unfortunate that JP might be confirming his biases by retro-fitting the pattern with his theory of implicit evolutionary truth in stories and forgetting the most fundamental component...we can never really know if we are right or not if we keep allowing a subjective opinion become an objective fact. Nonetheless, like they say in Texas: "Don't let the truth get in the way of a good story".

the closing statement you gave at the end was....wonderful. thank you.

Where are other lectures in the 2016 series? Many missing. Maybe taken down in years past?

something I've been wondering.....I mean, this makes perfect sense but did Walt Disney or whoever created/wrote these movies make them with the intention to tell these stories in this way? edit: I guess so. Very interesting.

@BigRed4231

8 жыл бұрын

+Michael Randell - xitzprofessor It was written by Collodi. Pinocchio is pretty much a traditional epic hero - he descent into the underworld (like odysseus does) undergoes a transformational experience and is reborn. It´s the longest (inner) journey. I think it was Kant said that aesthetics purpose is to train our ability to manifest our free will. Pinocchio represents the journey to become an autonomous human being.

@BigRed4231

8 жыл бұрын

+Michael Randell - xitzprofessor It`s very unlikely that Jordan has the excact same interprentation that the authors did, unless he`s a mind reader. It`s the age old question if great litterature can be paragraphed. To a certain extent it can, but great art is a phenomena richer than the language it is written in. So we can never explain it fully in ordinary language, and there will always be different interpretations, dependent on your own perspective - like literary competence and other external disciplines like psychology. Great art is always ambiguous, it got a richness in meaning that goes beyond our ordinary use of language. Besides when Nietczhe proclaimed the death of God, the author also died. Meaning that the author is not a guarantor of a works true inherent meaning. This is cause language does not belong to anyone, it does not belong to the author - it is collective. Great litterature accomplish to delve deep into the collective underpinnings of language. Another property of great art is that it does not oversimplify itself, I think Pinocchio does this mistake with it`s moralizing statements. Art is supposed to have a degree of distance and objectivity, so to be able to overcome personal or collective opinions, it should not be ideological.

@terryharris516

7 жыл бұрын

already have all the answers do you. Your assertions are all egocentric bullshit. This man is a real intellect not a self proclaimed psedo intellect such as your self.

@BigRed4231

7 жыл бұрын

1: I do, that´s a astute observation. 2: No, not really - why would you imagine such a thing? 3: I think the reason for your anger is that you´v idolized Jordan B. Peterson. Maybe you realized that he outright beat you in the knowledge and wisdom game, and so that you will not have to compete with him you idolize him, you became a member of the genius cult that believe some people are geniuses above rest of humanity. This is a way of self preservation - who wants to compete with Einstein? it´s easier to just call them geniuses. So ... I think what i wrote made a lot sense to you (I know, very narcissistic ain´t it?). Since you are a member of the genius cult a random youtube commenter can´t do that, it´s blasphemy. Why? cause it challenges your thesis that Jordan is a genius above rest of humanity. And anything that challenges that idea, directly challenges you on how confident you feel about your own abilities. So, what do you think?

@terryharris516

7 жыл бұрын

Rince wind I think my statement is correct and you got ass ache from it, tough shit. And the anger though you try to hide with your veneer of civility that all P C libtards use is all on your part. Where in my statement did I even hint at anger. I just pointed out that your are not the intellect that you try desperately to portray.

I never got to see Pinocchio. Mother took my brothers and I twice, I fell asleep twice.

Hello professor, My cousin and I were chatting online, and the topic of her dreams came about. She's 26, recently married, and is a high-functioning autistic individual -- in case any of that's relevant. Anyway, she said some things that I found somewhat concerning and I was hoping you might have some insight: "...I have, as far as I can remember, always dreamt in third-person (meaning I see myself in my dream; like watching a movie). Last night I had my first first-person dream (I was seeing through my dream-body's eyes). It was very weird. I kept switching from third and first-person (like my brain knew the first-person point of view wasn't right). Another strange thing, is that usually my dreams are quite lucid and I feel physical reactions (such as touch and taste), but in this dream (being within my dreaming self and not as a watcher) I felt nothing. I only had the sense of sound and sight. Very weird. Also, while in first-person, I had no control of my dream and would become frustrated and forget that I am dreaming (switching back to third-person I had some control and knew I was dreaming)..." The tendency to dream from the third-person perspective seems unusual, and more unusual still that she would be averse to first-person dreaming. Should I be worried or is this just not enough information to say one way or the other? I have gotten a lot out of this series by the way. Thanks for making these publicly available!

Yes, the annoying little Bugs can become Monsters due to compounding over a long time.

12 year-olds can embed a split screen, why can't we? lol Greatly appreciate the videos none the less, great course as always. Thank you Prof. Peterson & associates.

@joshthesquash123

8 жыл бұрын

He is actually working on putting together a well edited version of his lectures that will include pictures/video. There is a patreon page seeking funding for him to do it.

@mistermuskie

8 жыл бұрын

+Jordan B Peterson OK will do. Much better value than one of those online self-help seminars. Ha.

@solarnaut

7 жыл бұрын

Jim Middle, indeed! ... @ 2:19:15 [Gepetto]"needs pinochio's youth and vision to rescue him from a sterile and static existence." Based on Prof Peterson's current [split screen] (Oct, 2016) "political" letter reading videos, Pinochio has since found the good Prof. (or the Prof. found him)

Could there be a connection between the nose growing, and the fact that we can't see a nose on a face we're not focused on?

@bradleyfoust7291

7 жыл бұрын

lying causes the nose to turn red. it could very easily be that dramatizing an actual tell was the reason why pinnochios nose grows. or it was random. idk.

Unfortunately the volume of this video is very low, I barely can hear anything....Or do I have to get my ears checked? ;)

@chrisboyer2658

3 жыл бұрын

Headphones help, but be quick with the volume button when mr peterson starts talking 😂

"Jordan Peterson's Movie Reviews"

1:04:03

Jeez 2016 was 5 years ago, really doesn’t feel like that

Hello Professor, With regards to free will, how can you explain that there is something inside of us that is beyond the influence of nature and nurture? To me it seems obvious that since we don't actually choose the person that we are in the given moment and the situation that we're in, we don't have any higher power to work above these forces. I don't think this is only a scientific point of view... What about Buddhism where the self as a separate entity is regarded as an illusion and causality plays an integral part of the philosophy? Understanding that people are less in control than we think they are would create a more compassionate and useful attitude towards people's mistakes.

@karolinasz.141

8 жыл бұрын

lack of free will doesn't have to contradict morality or personal responsibility etc.

@terryharris516

7 жыл бұрын

no it does not, you are right. I like the way my favorite atheist put it. the Hitchman, Christopher Hitchens. " Of course I believe in free will, I have no choice". Fucking funny and always whether I agreed or not, Brilliant, the man was brilliant. by the way I am not atheist. I am christian.

@francescop1

7 жыл бұрын

sam harris has a book called "free will". it's very interesting, i think you will like it

@karolinasz.141

7 жыл бұрын

yeah it's on my list!

@alirezaone

2 жыл бұрын

You might be an excellent target for narcissists.

"He descended into Hell..." (Jordan putting himself in the mind of a depraved Japanese soldier, or anyone who committed atrocities.

44:00

smoke, fire = cigars, thanks pleasure island.

I must have viewed Pinocchio a hundred times when I was around 5 years old, so I appreciate the analysis. lol I just looked into the original novel for the first time. It is fascinating. The story seems significant in relation to technology. I wonder what Prof. Peterson would say about the film, “A.I.” Did you notice that the AI antagonist, Ultron, sings “I’ve Got No Strings” in the new Avengers movie? lol The Disney symbolism is probably intentional, as many of the producers were high-ranking Freemasons. lol Check out this hilarious cartoon from Fleischer studios, Bimbo's Initiation: kzread.info/dash/bejne/mamVmZOCkZrYcbg.html

By transcending and moving between the many hierarchies, we can achieve the greatest good and hopefully find God. The protagonists can be the gods or super humans (that is, Nietzsche’s Baby, after the Camel and Lion). We intermingle in a difficult way, traversing versions of Hell or Underworld to find Heaven and the Almighty God’s good. We have to believe and trust that God’s good will prevail over evil. If Satan prevailed on the average, surely no Life or Love could exist. Let’s hope that most malevolence in the 21st century has become latent and well inculcated compared to the atrocities of the last two centuries.

Siritual armor.

I THINK HE KNOWS

Jordan? Are you there? Could this really be a way that it's actually possible to talk with you here? For some reason I feel like you might respond if I post here. Anyway, like many I have recently fallen in love with you via your dealings with the SJWs. Thank you for that. To me what you are fighting is part of something else much bigger and more "evil" than just that ... I think you know that. ...anyways... I was wondering... In those talks your opponents sometimes claim that there are more than two sexes and you do not agree. However, in nature some animals do change sex eg en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_change#In_animals I was wondering what you thought about that? ..anyway, not sure if you will ever read this. I just finished watching the whole series. Now to watch it all again straight away... :) Thank you.

@markboggs746

7 жыл бұрын

***** Oh yes it does. If an animal is halfway between changing sex from male to female what sex is it?

@eddobson741

6 жыл бұрын

if you step on an ant.....it is still an ant, just a dead ant.....all squished

Neon Genesis Evangelion is Pinocchio done better.

Why is he so angry all the time?